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# Connect and manage multiple calendars
> Integrate multiple Google and Outlook calendars with Fillout Scheduling.
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## Overview
You can connect multiple Google or Microsoft calendars in a single [organization](https://www.fillout.com/help/organizations). This is useful for teams where each member has their own calendar. Fillout checks availability across connected calendars.
Each scheduling page can only be linked to one calendar. However, you can still add other team members as hosts, when using round robin or collective meetings, so Fillout can check their availability and assign bookings accordingly.
## How to connect multiple calendars
If you haven't already, [add members to your organization](https://www.fillout.com/help/invite-collaborators) so they can connect their calendars.
Each member should go to `Scheduling` in the left panel of their dashboard and connect their Google or Outlook calendar.
Create a form and add a Fillout [Scheduling page](https://www.fillout.com/help/scheduling-page#how-to-add-a-scheduling-page). Choose between a [round robin](https://www.fillout.com/help/round-robin) or [collective](https://www.fillout.com/help/collective-meeting-scheduling) scheduling form, then select which members to add as hosts.
Then, customize your scheduling page and edit preferences like availability as needed. Check our other Fillout Scheduling guides [here](https://www.fillout.com/help/scheduling#guides).
## Assign calendars
By default, a scheduling page is linked to the calendar of the user who created it. However, you can assign it to another team member or client instead. Their connected calendar will then be used for bookings.
Clients must be [members of your organization](https://www.fillout.com/help/invite-collaborators) to connect their calendar.
In the left-hand panel of your form, open the **Organizer** **dropdown** and select a user.
For forms with multiple hosts, go to **Participants** to `+ Add host`. If needed, click the **trash icon** next to your name to remove yourself as a host.
## Show multiple calendars in a form
A scheduling page can only show one calendar. If you need to show separate calendars for different team members, [**add another scheduling page**](https://www.fillout.com/help/scheduling-page#how-to-add-a-scheduling-page)\*\* and connect it to the other team member’s calendar\*\*.
Round robin and collective scheduling also let you add multiple hosts, but they still show a single scheduling page. They use each host’s availability to determine when a booking can be made. Use separate scheduling pages if you want users to choose between different calendars.
### Route respondents to different calendars
Fillout scheduling lets you create dynamic forms that redirect a respondent to a specific calendar based on their answers.
For example, if a customer selects a clinic, route them to the scheduling page assigned to that clinic's calendar by clicking `Logic` on the bottom right. Follow the steps [here](https://www.fillout.com/help/page-logic#edit-page-branching).
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